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algol13
2 years ago
7

List THREE examples of where you would see ADDING or SUBTRACTING DECIMALS in the real world?

Mathematics
1 answer:
Blababa [14]2 years ago
6 0

1 Shopping.

2 Jobs.

3 Eating out.

Explanation:

1  When you go shopping you will need to add up your items too see the pricing.

2  Many jobs such as banking you need to know your adding subtracting and decimals.

3 Eating out you need to know how much the price is and how much to tip.

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